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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1916

Page

7

Bridgeport Lottery Draws With Prizes and Agents

A 1000 prize lottery drawing set for December 27 in Connecticut lists 3479 prizes totaling 60 009 dollars with 6 521 blanks. Managers Hezekiah Howe Moses Tyron Jr George Hoadley, Hartford and New Haven agents sell tickets and guarantee prompt prize payment. Also reports two marriages and a major destructive fire at a Bridgeport furniture factory with estimated 160 000 dollar loss and 130 workers affected.

Echems New Haven Og Hezekiah Howe Moses Tyron, Jr George Hoadley J. Walter New Haven M. Shepard Hartford Bridgeport Jesse Sterling F. Hantora Sherman, Marsh Company M. DeForest Harmony Insurance Company of New York E. B. Goodsell

Teutons Question Naval Victory After Jutland

German readers show strong interest in wartime books with Anton Fendrich praising Germanys leaders and Admiral von Scheer while skeptics doubt a British defeat. The author recalls congratulating the admiral and notes delayed reports of the Lutzow and Rostock losses fueling defeat rumors.

Germany Anton Fendrich Teuton Admiral von Scheer Jutland Herr Fendrich Admiral von Schker Berlin North Sea Admiralty Lutzow Rostock

England's Laureate Bridges Born Oct 23 1844

England's poet laureate Robert Bridges born October 23 1844 is described as devoted to art, indifferent to applause, and a physician who wrote for joy. The piece notes his Oxford/Eton origins, retirement in 1882 to Boar's Hill, his surprise selection, and lists past laureates with a Burns tribute and a brief ad.

Robert Bridges England Eton Oxford London Boar's Hill Alfred Austin Chaucer Edmund Spenser Ber Johnson John Dryden Colley Cibber Robert Southey William Wordsworth Alfred Tennyson Bridges Robert Burns Burns Scotia Helicon Nickie Ben Robbie Burns

Bridgeport Driving Club to Pick State Fair Site

At a Tuesday meeting members plan to choose a site for the State fair from options near Meriden Avon Park Beardsley Park and Seaside Park after viewing plots in Stratford. The Bridgeport Cycle Company dissolves with William Stiff taking over as sole proprietor. October brides include Benjamin Turney and Irene Bilis wed at 5 Whitney Avenue. Fairfield notes include E W S Pickett leasing near Southport trolley terminus and Charles J Banks recovering from a fall.

Bridgeport Driving Club Lee Brothers Furniture Meriden Dr. Martin Charles Lee Frank Miller Edward Godfrey Frank Naramoré Henry L. Blackman Stratford Avon Park Beardsley Seaside Park Bridgeport Cycle Company William Stiff William B. Stiff A. B. Post Benjamin Turney Irene Bilis Bertram J. Warren Whitney Avenue Mr.Brown North Main Street E A. A. Warren Marion Chase Fairfield E. W Pickett Thomas Carey Southport Charles J. Banks

Old Sleuth: Nickel Library Pioneer Turns 79

The first of the five cent libraries to gain fame was Old Sleuth by Harlan P. Halsey born today at seventy nine. He produced weekly chapters of daring escapes for years, with rivals Nick Carter and Old King Brady and other dime novels evolving as youth fiction shifted to movies ending the nickel series.

Five Cent Harlan P. Halsey City of Churches Board of Education Isey Nick Carter King Brady Mr. Halsey Frank Reade Frank Merriwell Fred Fearnot

Wilson Defeats 'Unthinkable' Support From Abroad

William Dean of Winnipeg Manitoba writes the Woodrow Wilson Independent League urging re election. He notes Americans abroad support Wilson for keeping neutrality and maintaining respect during the European war and warns that his defeat would be unthinkable to Americans outside the United States.

Wilson United States William Dean Woodrow Wilson Independent League Winnipeg Manitoba Europe Woodrow Wilson

Sure Quality And Service For Diamonds And Jewelry

A dealer promotes reliable quality and service for jewelry buyers. They urge customers to judge by merit of goods and fair prices and to investigate through personal experience. The offer emphasizes assurance without excessive profit.

Fruit-a-tives End Indigestion Claims Cure

A testimonial from Fred J. Caveen of Toronto describes severe indigestion and heart issues eased after using Fruit-a-tives. He reports improvement after three boxes and endorses the product, listing prices 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, with mail-order from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.

Gerrard St East Toronto Fred J. Caveen Ogdensburg

Italian Boy Scouts Mobilized to Serve Behind Front Lines

The Italian War Ministry ordered the Boy Scouts to war zones or military support roles. About 500 were sent from Bologna north to Brindisi, each section with its own cooks, rations, and gear. Scouts gain one month of military service for each year served, with the Decalogue guiding conduct.

Boy Scouts Italy Bologna Brindisi Adriatic Sea Rome Boy Scouts Movement United States War Department Army Navy England France Alps

Illinois Democrats praise Wilson and Dunne ticket

The rank and file of the Illinois Democracy praise President Wilson and Edward F. Dunne for leadership. Voters are urged that the ticket represents the strongest and most morally upright slate the party has offered, with confidence and respect from the people of Illinois.

Illinois State Register Wilson Edward F. Dunne Democrats of Illinois

Tanlac Restores Robinson After Malaria Battle

Chester B. Robinson of 368 Fairfield avenue credits Tanlac with curing two and a half years of malaria in Connecticut. He says he slept poorly, lacked appetite and energy, and felt exhausted, but after using Tanlac his health improved, he sleeps well, has a strong appetite, and can dine on three square meals daily. The Tanlac Man, M. M. Ochincoff, at Atlantic Pharmacy, 990 Main Street, promotes the remedy.

Chester B. Robinson Tanlac Fairfield Avenue Atlantic Pharmacy Connecticut Mr. Robinson Mr. Ochincoff M. M. Ochincoff Main Street

King Bombards Voters With G. O. P. Verbiage

A Republican effort in Fairfield enue employs about 30 girls to prepare and mail campaign literature to voters. Circulars list city hall selectmen session hours and provide a return post card for those impeded from voting, with an automobile offered for pickup. The drive promotes speeches by Hughes Roosevelt McLean E J Hill and a John T King warning that the country will suffer if the Republican ticket loses.

Republican Fairfield Enue City Hall Hughes Roosevelt McLean E. J. Hill John T. King

May call back some pensioned firemen debated by Bridgeport officials

Firemen Aaron M Hughes of Engine No 10 is suspended for intoxication and will have a Wednesday fire commission hearing. John J Flynn of Engine No 9 faces a charge for failing to answer an alarm. Officials discuss recalling pensioned disabled members who have recovered to rejoin service. Commissioner Tague heads a committee to seek city attorney opinion with a report due Wednesday night.

Bridgeport Aaron M. Hughes Engine Company No. 10 Bridgeport Fire Department Hughes Patrick Hy Edward Johnson W. H. Currey Johnson John J. Flynn Engine Company No. 9 Fire Department Tague Comley

Many Seek to Join Woodrow Wilson Club Rally

The Young Men's Woodrow Wilson club will hold a rally in the Hinkee Dee club rooms Beers building Broad street Friday evening. Several prominent speakers will be pointed. Sixty applications for membership were received at the meeting evening.

Young Men Woodrow Wilson Club Hinkee Dee Club Beers Building Broad Street

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